Outliver: Tribulation
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Documents about Outliver: Tribulation
Assembly Games Egypt Launches to Unite and Grow Egypt’s Game Development Industry
Assembly Games Egypt (AGE) has been launched as a dedicated industry association aimed at consolidating and expanding the country’s game development ecosystem.
- Assembly Games Egypt (AGE) has launched as a formal industry association to unify Egypt’s fragmented game development ecosystem, including studios, developers, and academic institutions.
- The organization aims to address the lack of coordinated industry representation by acting as a central hub for advocacy, networking, and cross-sector collaboration.
- AGE is currently in its founding phase, focusing on onboarding nationwide member studios and strategic partners to build a foundation for long-term growth.
GamesConnect Africa at Gamescom 2026
The initiative announced by the Goethe-Institut seeks to enhance African game developers’ visibility at Gamescom 2026 in Cologne.
- The Goethe-Institut has launched GamesConnect AFRICA to increase the international visibility and networking opportunities for African game developers at Gamescom 2026.
- The initiative aims to facilitate professional exchanges and partnerships by coordinating meetings between African studios and global industry stakeholders during the event.
- Interested participants are required to register their attendance and engagement interests via a dedicated Microsoft Forms link provided by the Goethe-Institut.
BRIDGE Program Reopens Applications for African Game Studios
The BRIDGE Program, launched in 2019 to connect African and European game studios, has reopened its application window for the latest edition.
- The BRIDGE Program has reopened applications for independent African game studios seeking international expansion through co-development partnerships with European counterparts.
- Interested studios must submit their applications by the deadline of May 31, 2026.
- The initiative facilitates professional exchange by exposing African developers to European production methodologies, business practices, and global market expectations.
Outliver: Tribulation Joins Google Play Pass
Outliver: Tribulation, a story-driven action-adventure title rooted in African mythology, has entered Google Play Pass, expanding its reach beyond the initial Android launch that succeeded under Google’s Android Porting Challenge.
- Nigerian developer GBROSSOFT has launched its action-adventure title, Outliver: Tribulation, on the Google Play Pass subscription service as of early May 2026.
- The inclusion in Google Play Pass serves as a strategic expansion for the studio following the game's initial success in Google’s Android Porting Challenge.
- Outliver: Tribulation distinguishes itself in the mobile market by featuring a narrative rooted in African mythology and folklore.
FitNot Games Unveils 14th-Century Cairo Stealth Title
FitNot Games announces a forthcoming title, _Ali Al-Zeibaq_, positioned as a 2D isometric stealth adventure set in 14th-century Mamluk Cairo.
- FitNot Games is developing 'Ali Al-Zeibaq,' a 2D isometric stealth adventure set in 14th-century Mamluk Cairo.
- The game centers on a legendary Egyptian folk hero, utilizing mechanics focused on disguise, social navigation, and strategic evasion.
- A first playable build of the title is nearing completion, indicating an imminent public reveal or early showcase.
Senegal’s Teranga Game Studio Selected for EVA 2026
Senegal’s Teranga Game Studio has been selected to participate in the European Videogame Acceleration Program 2026 (EVA), becoming the sole African studio invited to this highly competitive initiative.
- Senegal’s Teranga Game Studio has been selected as the sole African representative for the European Videogame Acceleration Program (EVA) 2026.
- The EVA 2026 program, hosted by Spielfabrique, provides independent studios with mentorship, networking, and business development support to facilitate global market entry.
- Teranga Game Studio joins an international cohort of developers from France, Germany, the Czech Republic, and Canada.
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